What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[dc50]

Beautiful Dave, great pic

Thank you, Jack!

 

[Prester John]

I had a dream about this one

To avoid uncertainty is to avoid possibility

Beautiful knife and great coin collection!

 

[RDaneel]

Sunday carry.

 

[Gevonovich]

Beautiful knife and great coin collection!

Thank you Sir ! A lot of help from BF friends on the coin collection

 

[Old Engineer]

These today :








Harry

 

[TheChunk91]

Just for today it is this early SW 899. It looks to have been well cared for but still used as a tool. In my hands it lives a semi retired life.



Tomorrow it's back to the regularly scheduled 82, which is a tad bigger.

 

[Peregrin]

And I smoke
Old stogies
I have found
Short but not
Too big around
I’m a man of means
By no means
King Of The Road

Roger Miller! My dad and I loved his music!

Peregrin

Gary, I don’t know where Otha gets such lovely stag, it’s always so nice.

I know! I've never seen a stag knife of his that wasn't exceptional .

Such a treasure Gary

Thanks, Jack! I agree.

 

[afishhunter]

SK Blades Smoke Jumper 110 on belt.
In right front pocket:
Rough Rider 1287 Old Yellow Half Hawk.
Rough Rider 1455 'Zombie Nick' Sunfish.
Rough Rider 1569 Moose.
In right front cargo pocket: RR 533 four blade scout/camp/utility knife (on a SAK chain lanyard)

 

[Gevonovich]

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Man o man !!! Sweet knife

 

[Gevonovich]

These today :

And 1 of 100 made in 1986






Harry

That Cripple Creek is top of the heap...wow!!!!!

 

[Shankenstein]

Since I haven't yet got out of my pajamas, this RR canoe

 

[Gevonovich]

= Stuart

Whoa !!! Dazzling in every way

 

[paulhilborn]

Sunday carry.

I like that Dean, I have one in my watch list on the bay, the temptation is becoming stronger after looking at yours

 

[Duckdog]

Trying to regain my Porch legs and catch up with this thread, I've had to omit comments on some mighty fine knives that have been posted recently. 'Tis the pity and the lot of a lazy lout like me. Regardless, I had to go back to capture this stupendous photo of a fabulous knife. You outdid yourself, Harvey. Thank you.

Today's carry:

A beautiful picture of a beautiful duo, r8shell. Lovely stag on the Wright.

March Madness! Just add Del's Davenport

Now that's a splash of color! My son loves Clamato and it's a must-have on our South Dakota pheasant hunting trips. I'd be happy with the Coors Banquet and the cigar.

Just the one today

That's enough knife for a week! Glorious old Case.

Peanut sized Ohta Swayback on Sunday duty.

Really fine, Gary.

Totin' this one today

That looks pretty new for you to be totin', Steve. It's mighty nice, though.

These today :

Delicious old DE doctor there, Harry, and you really caught the fire in the MOP well.

Wow-- now that's a handle!
Beautiful bark

One could get lost in those Crags, Stuart. Especially the middle one. Beautiful.

Now that's a beauty !

Stupendous stag, Stuart!

I passed out when I saw this. Regained consciousness and sobbed. Passed out again.

Whoa !!! Dazzling in every way

Thanks for the kind comments. I got a note from @black mamba who has almost identical twin cousins (Winchester and Fightn' Rooster) of my Battle Axe. Jeff and I concluded that they were all made by Frederich Olbertz of Solingen, Germany in the 1970s and 1980s.

- Stuart

 

[RDaneel]

I like that Dean, I have one in my watch list on the bay, the temptation is becoming stronger after looking at yours

Thanks, Paul! All I can say is, you won't be disappointed.

 

[315]

I went up into the mountains today to help a buddy retrieve a trap that got buried when we had some heavy snow come in over a month ago. Still couldn’t get up there because the snow was too deep. We decided to cut a truck load of firewood for me.

It’s a really good thing I had the Remington R-4 with a really sharp saw or else we’d still be there cutting

 

[tmd_87]

I went up into the mountains today to help a buddy retrieve a trap that got buried when we had some heavy snow come in over a month ago. Still couldn’t get up there because the snow was too deep. We decided to cut a truck load of firewood for me.

It’s a really good thing I had the Remington R-4 with a really sharp saw or else we’d still be there cutting

SCORE

 

[screened porch]

Roger Miller! My dad and I loved his music!

I remember his TV commercials. Great voice, and danged if Benny Hill's spoof voice wasn't just as good.

Mom's birthday today. I'm carrying the tiny Camillus that I think of as a gift from Dad, even though he was already dead, because I found it in an impossible place while shovelling the old homestead's driveway.

 

[JOELSM]

 

[cigarrodog]

Trying to regain my Porch legs and catch up with this thread, I've had to omit comments on some mighty fine knives that have been posted recently. 'Tis the pity and the lot of a lazy lout like me. Regardless, I had to go back to capture this stupendous photo of a fabulous knife. You outdid yourself, Harvey. Thank you.



A beautiful picture of a beautiful duo, r8shell. Lovely stag on the Wright.



Now that's a splash of color! My son loves Clamato and it's a must-have on our South Dakota pheasant hunting trips. I'd be happy with the Coors Banquet and the cigar.



That's enough knife for a week! Glorious old Case.




Really fine, Gary.



That looks pretty new for you to be totin', Steve. It's mighty nice, though.



Delicious old DE doctor there, Harry, and you really caught the fire in the MOP well.















Thanks for the kind comments. I got a note from @black mamba who has almost identical twin cousins (Winchester and Fightn' Rooster) of my Battle Axe. Jeff and I concluded that they were all made by Frederich Olbertz of Solingen, Germany in the 1970s and 1980s.

- Stuart

Thank you Stuart. That was a kind thing to say and a nice thing to hear.